Construction of a high-profile mine near Rossland, B.C., is not allowed to begin until after an already scheduled judicial review is held, the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday. West High Yield ...

According to the BCREA, the number of home unit sales for B.C. last month was significantly lower than normal, coming in 34.5 per cent below the 10-year average for the month of March.

The number of First Nations people who died from toxic drugs in British Columbia dropped by about a third in 2025. But officials say the population continues to be disproportionately impacted by the ...

Caption: Melvin Spence, 72, has been helping set up flood barriers on a regular basis since he was around 20 years old. Peguis First Nation's chief says everyone in the community, including the ...

Eyewitnesses report multiple police vehicles with sirens travelling from Prince George, about 120 kilometres north of Quesnel, to respond to the incident. CBC News has received photos from the ...

A woman has been arrested and faces an assault charge after allegedly punching a nurse at a hospital in The Pas. The incident happened at St. Anthony’s General Hospital shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday.

Russian forces attacked the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv with missiles early Thursday, killing a child, injuring several people ...

Caption: Austin's grain elevator is demolished Wednesday. Built in 1951, it was deemed unfit for occupancy last year. (Chelsea Kemp/CBC) For decades, it pierced the prairie sky, standing sentinel in ...

A number of B.C. Ferries sailings to and from the Sunshine Coast were cancelled on Tuesday and Wednesday, with the company saying mechanical issues were to blame.

Nine months after discovering it would need to find a new home, BeTheChangeYYC has found a new location for its headquarters. The street-level outreach group said on Wednesday it has secured a new ...

Owners of a busy plaza in Mississauga will have to implement several security measures under a new agreement reached with the city this week after large gatherings there led to complaints from local ...

The trial for a Montreal father accused of drowning his nine-year-old daughter and concealing her body last year has been postponed until the summer. Scheduled to begin April 20, the trial will now ...